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[…] love stories ever made by a major film studio. Other inclusive films released over the years include Silkwood (1983), The Object of My Affection (1998), and The Family Stone (2005). In 2015, 20th Century Fox released 17 films, of which 2 included appearances by LGBT people, amounting to 12%. One of these films passed […]

[…] the scientist’s group. Still, her inclusion is notable for the genre and should inspire further LGBTQ characters to be included in science fiction and fantasy films. Instant Family Vito Russo Test: Fail Widest theatrical release: 3,426 theaters This comedy follows couple Pete and Ellie through their journey of fostering children. They regularly attend a […]

[…] colorblind. He and his boyfriend Ryan go on a journey to discover what is happening, and to find a way to save themselves and their friends and family. A horror film with a queer lead is still incredibly rare to see – even more so a horror film with a queer character with a […]

[…] attached to write and direct, that could be distributed by UAR. The film is set to explore Boy George’s roots growing up in an Irish middle class family through the height of Culture Club’s success in the ‘80s. George’s queerness is integral to his life and should be fully represented in the film, as […]

[…] 2023. The film will bring back the crew from the previous films, which includes John Cho as Sulu. 2016’s Star Trek: Beyond briefly introduced his husband and family; we hope to see more of this relationship in the next sequel. Additionally, several Star Trek television series have introduced dynamic fan-favorite LGBTQ characters in recent […]

[…] to the stage show. Jared is gay in the film, and discusses a boy he hooked up with at camp in his first scene. Jared is a family friend of the lead, Evan, and ends up helping him craft fake emails to make it seem like Evan and recently deceased classmate Connor were best […]

[…] to help to find out what happened to her son Terrance in Collier County, Florida for years now.” Perry also talked about something similar he and his family have went through, explaining why he is so dedicated to getting to the bottom of this horrific tragedy. “The pain of not knowing can be crippling,” […]

[…] about anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and hate crimes in the United States. The play explores a variety of perspectives, such as the officers involved in Mathew Shepard’s case, his family, friends, religious leaders, and the ordinary citizens of Laramie. The reactions are documented in response to Shepard’s attack and the subsequent media storm, capturing the intense […]